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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
December 14th, 2016 | by College AD

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Ten Gophers football players were suspended indefinitely by the University of Minnesota on Tuesday, the latest fallout from an incident that happened a few hours after the season began. Lee Hutton, an attorney representing several of the players, said the suspensions stem from an internal university investigation into the same Sept. 2 incident in a Dinkytown apartment that happened in the early morning hours after the team’s season-opening victory over Oregon State. The next week, the Gophers suspended four players.Those players missed three games while police investigated, and they were reinstated when Hennepin County declined to press charges. No arrests were made in the alleged incident. But the university’s office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EOAA) conducted its own investigation, which led to these latest suspensions. The university statement says: “Due to privacy restrictions relating to student educational data, there is nothing further the University can share.” An alleged victim from the Sept. 2 incident, who is part of the Gophers gameday operations, filed restraining orders against those four players, along with Djam, that kept the five players out of TCF Bank Stadium for the Oct. 29 Rutgers game. According to a person familiar with the case and police documents obtained by the Star Tribune, the five newly suspended players were in the apartment on Sept. 2. -Joe Christensen, Star Tribune, Read More

 

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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
December 14th, 2016 | by College AD

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Ten Gophers football players were suspended indefinitely by the University of Minnesota on Tuesday, the latest fallout from an incident that happened a few hours after the season began. Lee Hutton, an attorney representing several of the players, said the suspensions stem from an internal university investigation into the same Sept. 2 incident in a Dinkytown apartment that happened in the early morning hours after the team’s season-opening victory over Oregon State. The next week, the Gophers suspended four players.Those players missed three games while police investigated, and they were reinstated when Hennepin County declined to press charges. No arrests were made in the alleged incident. But the university’s office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EOAA) conducted its own investigation, which led to these latest suspensions. The university statement says: “Due to privacy restrictions relating to student educational data, there is nothing further the University can share.” An alleged victim from the Sept. 2 incident, who is part of the Gophers gameday operations, filed restraining orders against those four players, along with Djam, that kept the five players out of TCF Bank Stadium for the Oct. 29 Rutgers game. According to a person familiar with the case and police documents obtained by the Star Tribune, the five newly suspended players were in the apartment on Sept. 2. -Joe Christensen, Star Tribune, Read More

It's a special place.

 

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It's a special place.

That's why it is called "Dinkytown"!

 

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Glad to see FADMC's tenure is going smoothly at MN.

 

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Well, bye bye Antoine Jr. Let me know how that demand works out for you.

 

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